Grand Palace Restaurant

"I have dine here a handful of times. Me and my foodie friend would come here when we crave for dim sum because of the location. The quality of the dim sum is decent but definitely more expensive compared to China gourmet in the northeast. We went there for a handful of times and everytime the food and service is consistent. We usually spend about $60-$80 for 2 people because taxes and tips which is quite expensive for dim sum for 2 people. We usually like to come here on a weekday due to parking is quite hard on a weekend although there’s a parking lot it’s almost impossible to find parking unless you go there as the place opens. The service is pretty decent and they come around quite often with the dim sum cart. I’ve only been there once when they first opened for dinner and I wasn’t crazy about the dinner food. For example we ordered the stir fried eggplant usually just comes with eggplant but at this restaurant they throw in mix vegetables and there were barely any eggplants in the dish itself. We also ordered the braised pork with mustard green veggies and the braised pork wasn’t tender enough and lack in flavor. Since then we haven’t been back for dinner but we still go there for dim sum so this review is strictly based on dim sum not dinner menu."

"A very large dim sum restaurant that run like a military operation. Servers weave their carts with yummy dishes in little steamers, bowls and plates. They keep boiling hot tea and ice water coming as you make your selections. They have cloth table cloths and the banquet chairs are covered. The space can probably be used for multiple events."

"Maybe the best dim sum in the city with extensive selections. Service is attentive. My go to for now."

"overall rating: 4.5/5 *my go-to dine-in dim sum spot :) atmosphere/aesthetic: 3/5 - pretty typical/standard for a dim sum/asian family restaurant, not particularly aesthetically pleasing but fits the vibe lol - lots of seating - parking can be hit or miss depending on the time you go and weekdays vs weekend service: 5/5 - there are always multiple carts going around that’ll stop by your table multiple times - if you decline the carts a couple times, they’re sweet and will ask you if you want anything specific and will go get it for you price: 5/5 - prices are pretty on par with most dim sum places. ngl, i have no idea how to read the little paper that they mark down to keep track of what plates you get. but each time, my total has come to about $5 per plate - ** there’s a surcharge for card payment food: 5/5 - they have all the dim sum basics, my favs being: - pork shumai - har gow (shrimp dumplings) - shrimp cheung fun (shrimp rice noodle roll) - bbq pork buns - congee - ribs with black bean sauce"

"We went for a Vietnamese show and I have to say it was an amazing experience. The dance floor is big enough for everyone. Music and sound system are outstanding. Services are excellent. $150 per person for 6 courses and 3 hours show. Food was a 3 ⭐️ but services and ambiance is a 5 ⭐️ So average is 4 stars restaurant for me."